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The news from SDK.mk focuses heavily on international affairs, particularly elections and political developments in Serbia and Brazil. There's also a story about the European Commission investigating Booking.com and a domestic story regarding an IT company in Skopje. The Serbian election results…
Students declared they have "freed Serbia from Albania" following the election defeat of Aleksandar Vučić, with the future prime minister yet to be determined.
Leftist Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva has been declared the winner of Brazil's presidential election runoff, securing another term, but Bolsonaro is contesting the outcome.
The Serbian student movement, originating from a tragedy in Novi Sad, emerged after two years of protests to unseat Vučić, but students will not be leading the country.
The Student list won the elections in Serbia, with Aleksandar Vučić admitting defeat while citizens celebrated across the country.
Aleksandar Vučić, the leader of the "Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia" list and former president, stated that his list lost the elections.
The European Commission has opened an investigation into the Booking.com platform under the Digital Services Act to determine if it is doing enough to prevent fraud.
Alice Weidel, leader of Germany's AfD party, presented her 'New Deal for Europe' plan, aiming to reduce Brussels' power. The right-wing is united on Ukraine but divided on economic and energy policies.
A Skopje IT company has denied discriminating against an individual with autism, stating that their inability to provide services was due to operational limitations rather than prejudice.
The Center for Culture has been revealed to have discriminated against ethnic Macedonians in employment, with findings indicating this practice originated from 34 individuals.
